ja…exactly,in the three years of my highschool,I feel i didn't see my parents for a long time,missed many things,everyday just studying. But everything is a double-eaged sword,now I am studying for a master's degree in Germany. Thinking back to my school days, I still feel that the high school life is the most fulfilling and most meaningful.
@@karlaruiz8685 hmm... I guess it's a cultural difference? Or because you haven't tried it? When you spend this much time with the same people they either become your nemesis or your family, that's how I typically feel anyways.
nah they didn’t organise themselves they were actually BEING ORGANIZED,or let’s just say they were forced to do so .As a Chinese student I can tell you that if you don’t do so you’ll get scolded by teachers or even get kicked out of school😅
Chinese here. It looks hard to breathe from this perspective. But back then things felt ok and i was pretty happy every day hanging and studying with friends. Even after i graduate from college, start working, high school was my best time.
@@aasdasdsad9776I am Chinese, too.This is not 100% accurate either. Some people go to school just for fun. If you are studying, going to school is really painful.But some people don't study at school and secretly play mobile phones in class.
Actually there are more students sleeping in dorms than those going back home. ( I hardly went home in my high school as there are 64km from my home to school 😂)
@@user-ul7ye4vc5z I can't imagine practically moving out of one's parent's house at such a young age. Here in Bulgaria out school starts at 7:30 in the morning but it's over at 1:30 in the afternoon. I don't think there was a single student who lived in a dormitory. Still, it's cool that by the time you go to University you guys are already prepared to live independently from your parents. I recently moved out for University and i feel like a headless chicken because i don't know how anything works.
I'm from China, and I can tell you how tired when I was a senior high school student! I have to get up early at 6 am and wash my teeth,face and having breakfast only in half hour.Then I go to school before 6:40 and recite Chinese poems, English words,biology and so on.Then I have five class forenoon and four class afternoon, although we can have a break time between two class but teacher may have to use that time.At night, we have many homeworks and finish it always in 11pm, so if in China you may be very very tired and have no time to relax,even in weekend you have class
I am a Chinese student who has just graduated from high school. Chinese students are under a lot of pressure to study, especially in the third year of high school. Before dawn, the school required us to get up and go to the classroom to read early, so we usually had to get out of bed at 5:30 in the morning, otherwise we would be late (if we were late, we would be reprimanded by the class teacher). There are four classes in the morning and four classes in the afternoon, each class is forty-five minutes, and the break between classes is only ten minutes. I would even be late for tuba class during such a short recess! What’s even more outrageous is that the school leaders actually asked us not to make loud noises or get together to play during class breaks! They asked us to sit in our seats and prepare the books for the next class. There is only half an hour for lunch, and one hour for dinner, but there are many students, and it often takes half the time to queue up for lunch. So some students choose to skip meals or just eat snacks that don't fill their stomachs at all. We also need to study in the evening. The teacher assigns us a lot of homework every day, so we often can’t finish writing in one night, so we have to get up early the next morning to make up homework, or be criticized by the teacher in class!
This is extreme, may i ask about the university exam? i heard it is very hard, what about university life? is university life is this extreme for you as well?
@@eylulsolmaz357 I've been studying at the university for two years now, and the biggest thing I've learned in college is that the academic pressure is a lot easier than in high school. Teachers don't assign a lot of homework, and basically, if you do it carefully, you can finish it in an hour or so. Students are also free to do whatever they are interested in after class. Of course, the end of the semester is the busiest time of the semester, and we are usually so busy with revision that we don't have time to have fun. But what I have mentioned above are only the more common universities. Students from universities like Zhejiang University, which is one of the best universities in mainland China, are under very heavy academic pressure. Many of my high school classmates who are currently studying at Zhejiang University told me that although they have time to do free activities, they have a lot of homework and are often required to do experiments. Besides, as we are approaching graduation, more and more students will worry about their future, so choosing whether to go to graduate school or civil service or to graduate directly becomes a difficult problem for us. Students in this period often suffer from various diseases or even depression due to intense study. The above is my own experience and feelings, I also will soon face this cruel choice, I hope everything will go well.
The real purpose of long school hours is to alienate children from parents, so it is easier for children to turn parents in to the police, and live in an orphanage dorm, their day will not change!
Highschool in Indonesia is very different. Flag raising ceremony on every Monday, about 40 minutes. Usually around 5 or 6 subjects (Not counting unique subjects like Native Speaking (I'm in a private type of school)) and on Fridays we go home early at 11:20AM because of Friday Prayers. Monday to Thursday we all go home at 3PM. I don't think I'd even last a semester in such a brutal schedule.
I’ve been used to study and live in China until 12 year’s old I’ve been moved to Australia and became a citizen, now living in Sydney. My life in there was not that brutal as the video had represented but I can prove that this video was never being over-exaggerated. The memories of these days been as mostly the same as a criminal still kicks in when I watching this video although happened 6 years ago for me.
Elementary school is different and nowhere near as brutal as high school. In elementary school, kids generally start school at 8am or 8:30am and end at 4:30pm or so, with a 2-hour lunch break during which many students go home. They can usually do homework on their own time and have time after school and on weekends to pursue extracurricular activities. In high school, on the other hand, all of my cousins have stated they have to be at school by 7am and don't leave until 10pm, and their lunch breaks are shorter as well. Not many students have time to pursue extracurriculars apart from a weekend English class or something. Even during breaks, they're usually stuffed with homework and classes that are technically not allowed to take place but no teacher ever actually abides by the rule because they'll be highly criticized and/or get in trouble for doing so.
@@isaacbai7649 Hi Mr. Brainfart, there’s nowhere in my comment said that my primary school finish in 9:30. If you have any problem with the original video by uploader please go ahead but not complaints in here. Tysm
I think it’s just a different way of viewing growth and development. Eastern culture provides society with the job of disciplining and teaching people by shaming, which pushes people to grow, whereas western culture is more of become who you want to be and screw everyone else who disagrees with you. Both are not very healthy and kinda toxic, but both support the core of civilization
In fact, many students have lived in school dormitories since primary school. When I was in high school, I lived in school, and only one day or half a day a week was at home
@@aaronji4867 Because everything in China is nationalized, meaning everything is controlled by the government. Though judging by your name I can see why you're acting so defensive lol
I worked at Chinese schools and the first time I saw morning exercises I thought it was the strangest thing. But I grew to love and see true value in it.
thats really reminds me of my junior high,my friend transfer to another school.for a long time I feel too loney and desperate under this high study pressure.
Pirate Undercover I don’t think so. As a human of course better to have friends. But in many Chinese schools, you are just too busy to keep making friends
Actually you'll be fine without friends... there's not that much time for friends anyways, you would be too concerned and occupied with work and worried about your grades. But most make friends just fine ahaha
This is inhumane, students have absolutely no time to form relationships with friends and be close with their family. Even if they do absolutely nothing once they arrive home and just straight to sleep they will STILL be sleep deprived. That too, most of the stuff learned is just memorization which the students will forget once they are done studying. Pretty sad.
This is more like “everyone is doing this, everyone should be doing this, this is just how the world works “ rather than “discipline”😂. Most Chinese teenagers get use to this, while they might be much happier if their life is not like this, they wouldn’t know! Hence, this is just an ordinary life for them, that’s all
@@kev-dm5388 china dont really have a general religion,we dont believe in god or stuff like that.So church?nope. and id like to say,people r not that fragile,we dont get depressed so easily,even though i experienced all that time,i feel good right now,so as most of the students in china.
Joe Yuri in India it’s not that embarrassing it’s embarrassing if your called up if the teacher doubt your not listening or talking with others but if you truly don’t know nothing happens
Oh my god, high school in Italy is much different! We start lessons at 8.00 a.m. and we always have 6 hour-long lessons. Questions to random students are pretty common, but the amount of interaction between the teacher and the students depends both on the subject and on the teacher themselves. We have both written tests and oral tests. There are little to none extracurricular activities; most students do them on their own. I personally participate in a video-making class between 2.30-4.30 p.m. every Thursday, but it's only me and 10 other students, compared to the almost 500 total students of my school. I feel like Italian school is not easy, but it's definitely much less involved than Asian ones (or so I read from the comments!). We do get a lot of homework and we do most of the studying and memorising at home though.
Lol I'm italian and can say that happily I go to polish schools because all of my elementary friends tell me they have school on Saturdays I got longer hours yes... But I got 2 free days
Its normal and common for some asians, i'm a high school student here in the Philippines and our school time is 12 hours, sometimes its 13 hours if we have a school activity.
It’s funny to see the similarities (stand up for teacher, memorizing poetry, eating outside, asking question to a student) and differences (nap time, very symetrical PE, dinner at 6PM, finishing at 9PM) with my homecountry France
In the UAE (I am an immigrant from India btw) school starts at 7:45 (bus timings depend on where you live) we have something known as a ‘zero period’ which is basically ‘homeroom period’ in the US, this is a time for class teachers to check on the progress of their students, assemblies and announcements are also made during this period in some days as well as study sessions during exam time. Then there are 4 periods that happen continuously each for 40 minutes until break time, which is around 30 mins, students can have lunch, play outside, or just socialize and roam around the campus. Then 4 more periods go by, each for 40 mins until school is over (around 2:00 to 3:00). In the UAE, we have a fixed timetable schedule that is constant and never changes until the start of a new term (semester). We also have half-day schedule on Fridays, meaning there are only 4 periods on that day (In Sharjah students are luckier cuz they get Friday completely off!), Saturdays and Sundays are also a part of the weekend.
They're in school longer than I'm at work. That's the worst. If I'm gonna be stuck somewhere every day from 7am-9pm, there's gotta be something more for me at the end of the line.
@陶陶 Man people have proven that even without school you can make it and make it big too. Humanity doesn't always need people that know a textbook word by word. They need ideas,inventions problem solvers and many more... and by the way if you didn't have a personnel in the factories working on it. Then a city can't "run" at it's full potential everything that we eat,wear and drink comes from factories or the farms so have some fucking respect for those guys. If it wasn't for the industrial revolution there wouldn't this shithole called RU-vid or any other efficient machinery
@@havanascp9602 If you think spending your whole day at school makes you smart. You need to reevaluate your points in life. Life ain't always about school as i said on the others guy comment people don't always need people that know a book word by word they need ideas and problem solvers and all this comes from experiences you had in your life. A lot of college drops out have made the big bucks and had great ideas this ain't the 70s its 2019 and 2020 in less than a month the world has changed and so needs to change the schooling system. My country has some of the best universities in the world and has the roots for the democracy that most of the countries are using as a political system now. You would think that life here is perfect but most of the and not say all of the students that finished University here are jobless. Ideas and mostly robotics are the future
@陶陶 Yeah that's true but the only thing I'm trying to prove is that you don't always need a certificate that tells people that you finished your studies at this school for that thing. I believe you know what i mean
Honestly I would love to be in this kind of school: I love everything being planned and scheduled and I love how they have time for everything in a school day like having naps and also studying. Thank you for showing us what a normal school day looks for you ❤
Same here. I'd love to go to a school like this. I would never mind being in the vicinity of my friends for that long. I'll just have to work really really hard :")
@Everything I think you are right. In China, People could be rude and loud. In US, they just shoot each other dead on a daily basis. I guess We all rather be dead than emotionally disturbed , right? These kinds of proud American sentiments are difficult for Chinese to comprehend, too. Every country obviously has its own problems, but whose are more serious? If you think China, then I say let's fire away...Go.
The video is extremely real. Graduated from an almost identical high school 4 years ago. Damn, can't imagine how I went through it. 8:07 omfg this is so nostalgic, it's not that I wanna go back there, but I just miss it Thank you, for having all these recorded
This was basically our schedule in Boarding school in Nigeria. Get up at 5.30. Lights out at 9.30. Mass for 20 mintues. 8 classes of 40 minutes each day. Breakfast ,lunch and dinner for 30 minutes each and 2 snack breaks for 15 minutes. Siesta/nap for 1 hour. Study hall for 2-3 hours. You honestly get used to it and find ways to have freedom within those times.
@@user-pf1nm6um7r What you're claiming now goes against most advice by successful people. They usually get 7-8 hours of sleep and have highly optimized workflows and schedules. Sleeping less than 7 hours is not optimal. I don't know where you are coming from.
@@Arz2003 you think chinese schools have safe spaces like we do? perhaps drag queen story time? us americans are SO progressive! we are going to social justice ourselves under chinese communist rule in no time
This reminds me of my elementary school and middle school days,woke up at 5AM,start school at 6AM,finish school at 3PM,off school private lesson no.1 starts at 4PM and last until 6PM,off school extra private lesson no.2 starts at 7PM and last until 10PM,I got home at 10:15PM,repeat for 5 days a week. It's not to the point of traumatic,but it sure changed my thinking and way of life to be more laidback.
This has become something usually for you over the years, but in a country, this is something exhausting, tired, and there is no mercy in it I am from Iraq to study primary, medium, preparatory, and even university at a specific time, from 8 am to 1 pm And the rest of the time student is free in his home and goes out to play with friends throughout the day We have a holiday on Friday and Saturday, and we have a lot of holidays in national occasions and rainy weather days
(Philippines) In my school, we have different departments which are the Science (STE), Math (SPM), Sports (SPS), and Arts (SPA) student. The rest are the ones we call the "regular students" (ones who aren't so called "smart enough" to get into these departments). And each departments has their own designated building. Once you finish elementary, you have to take an exam (atleast in our school) to determine which department you are supposed to be in (Science being the highest department) and I fortunately got in the Science department. I get up around 5am to get ready and leave by 6:30 am, I arrive by 6:40-50 am at school. The people who clean the classroom are only my classmates who are assigned to a certain day. They clean the classroom when they arrive up until 7:30 am. •1st Period (7:30 - 8:30 am) (after the 1st period, we walk to our next class since we switch classrooms according to what our subject is) •2nd Period (8:30 - 9:30) Recess (15 mins.) •3rd Period (9:45 - 10:45 am) •4th Period (10:45 - 11:45 am) (then we walk back to our department) •Lunch (11:45 - 1pm) •5th Period (1pm - 2pm) •6th Period (2pm - 3pm) •7th Period (3pm - 4pm) •8th Period (4pm - 5pm) (this depends on our sched and our subject teachers) We also have a flag-raising ceremony every Monday for almost about an hour (we also do a morning exercise). Studying here in the Philippines is really hard specially if your a part of the higher sections/departments. People always expect a lot from you. Teachers tell us to enjoy our weekends but they forget that they give us tons of tasks that prevents us from resting. We even spend more time outside than on our own home because there are also some instances wherein we have to practice on weekends for school projects/performance tasks. I am honestly so drained and fed-up with this educational setting, imagine a G-9 student like me handling all of this? An endless cycle up until I finish high school. I rarely talk with my family members now because of always being busy with schoolworks and my parents think that I have hidden hatred towards them just because I keep quiet most of the time because I'm exhausted. And unfortunately, having a normal childhood is not a thing because instead of talking or bonding with my family, I'm in my study, doing schoolworks. I want to sometimes just neglect all my responsibilities in school and just be careless but the fear of being a failure scares me so much since here in the Philippines, you will only be deemed successful in the future if you get high grades, and straight A's in school. And I just hope my studies won't end me before I finish it.
what school even is that? Private school or something, but still id rather have that schedule than the china one, imagine going home 9:00pm-9:30pm, TF💀
I went to a very conflictive school due to corruption (kids related to the teachers could do anything, constant fighting and screaming during class, harassment of any other student) and honestly even though the schedule would break me, this doesn't seem bad somehow in comparison
@@willwill7527 in my school (boarding school in Malaysia), phones are not even allowed and we only went overnight like once a month. We speak to our parents using public phone
@@willwill7527 In China I've heard about parents who have rented out small rooms for their children to be able to study a bit more during exam session (skipping one hour commute).
I am actually a student in this high school, I went to Australia in my second year of high school, I feel so amazing that I saw so many familiar faces in the video even my classmates!!!!
@@amine2432 1.4 billion ppl, so just imagine the compétition, and that's also one of the reason China develops, I have to say that is too much for sure, but we dont have a choice
I'm from Brazil, and our study routine is not that intense, we wake up around 6:30 in the morning and go to school at 7:00 to start at 7:30 because schools are always very close to residential neighborhoods, our studies include Portuguese (our official language) English, Mathematics, Geography, Biology, History, Chemistry, Physics, Physical Education, Sociology, Philosophy and there are some years ago we also had Religion, all of this to finish in 9 hours of class (if the school is full-time) may seem like little study compared to first world countries but we make up for it with various types of educational courses at various levels: Technical, Undergraduate, Master's, Doctorate, PHD, Professional courses, our children, teenagers and young people are not as pressured because most believe that the stimulus to grow and become a well-educated person is part of oneself, and not imposed by the government of your country, of course, that if you want to have a good life you need to study a lot if you don't want to still manage to have a comfortable life without studying too much, we try to balance the scale of life between having a good life with peace and health and a professional life.
My highschool life was pretty much the same as in this video, from 7:00am - 9:00pm, but I never thought it as a stressful and hard life. Because all my peers do the same, it's a normal life for everyone. My favorite time was the afternoon break from 4:00pm - 5:00pm, I spent all my afternoon breaks playing basketball. Maybe because we spent too much time together, most of my best friends are from highschool, not university. For a lot of us, highschool friends are friends for life.
What you say makes sense, you would naturally develop friendships with people you spend so much time with. But imagine being a loner/outcast with this schedule. 14 hours a day spent at school with no companionship, that must be horrible
@@JrzyaI’m a loner at a U.S. university, I already struggle and am depressed having no real friends for ~4 hours a day on my schedule lol. This looks like hell. People in the U.S. are very lucky.
@spymaster1 ik, also I know I'm a stranger on the internet so obviously my advice would be taken with a grain of salt, but have you looked into online classes? It's more of a temporary solution rather than a cure to loneliness, but it may be a better experience than your current one
@@CHIOTIS1821 You can nowadays with internet. You absolutely cannot learn everything at school that's for sure. Do they have an electronic lab? Do they have computers with programming and debugging tools installed? No. Nothing at tall. In the west, at 19 years of age, a guy already did neural network based FPS cheater detection. I also know a bulgarian guy who hacked Denuvo at 19 years.
@@howardlam6181 For some this might be the case. But I cannot get anything done at home so I rather go to school and think that now that Im here why not just study like everyone else.
It's too hard for got up in around 5:30 AM and went to school ,,came back home in 10:05 PM... + complete all school homework and practice for next day's subjects , then sleep.. so much hardworking U Students are AWESOME..
@@blanco7726 too be honest; the Chinese Government would view this as " GOOD PR of there of Strong Ethics on Education " soo yeah; why would they "BAN" or disallow her to film ?
This is not just a Chinese thing I guess. It happens in Europe as well. Depending on the course, sometimes you have two back to back classes(Social Sciences) or they are spread out as morning and afternoon(Maths and Sciences)
Lol, in a French High School and we have 2 French lessons back to back followed by 2 Maths and 2 French again: Most of our days have scrambled schedules like the one in the vid asw
They assigned the physics and maths teachers to "teach" the lessons that are just basically government propoganda and just have us study maths and Physics instead.
All this stuffs really make me feel grateful for being born in india. Here most schools start at around 7:30 and end by 14:00 after that its the student's choice to stay behind in the school and attend boarding or go home and self study.
I was a mechanical engineering and transportation logistics double major. Plus I had to train (330 days at sea) and study for two unlimited mariner’s licenses (both were one week long written exams not to mention the slew of licensing prerequisites). This reminds me of my college days!
I'm from Germany and my school day starts at 8:00 am and ends at 3:20pm (4 subjects) or 1:20pm (3 subjects). That's about 6,5 hours less (on a 4 subject day) than in this video... The only difference, that even sets my school apart from a lot of other German schools is, that I have 1 subject for about 1,5 hours. For example: Math begins at 8am and ends at 9:30am. Then a 20 minute break and then a nother subject. This video makes me appreciate all the free time I have!
4 subjects with that long? I can't imagine those who feel bored with that subject but have to endure it for 2 hours, boredom must've really killed the motivation of these students. Keep up the hardwork!
A school day here in Brazil usually starts at 7:00 and ends at 12:30, and it's divided in 6 50 minute classes and a 30 minute after 4 classes. I can't seem to recognize any particular and interesting fact about school here that'd be seen as weird for a foreigner, the classes are pretty chill.
Kinda sad. They are so use to this but almost like slavery just constant study. I get it you need better qualifications to achieve better jobs but someday these students will come to realise that everything they are doing is just for government satisfaction ad its more like a competition to beat other country education.
I was a "bad " student in the class. Playing games and sleeping on the class because I thought teachers talk something boring and education is bad. We basically learning a lot things unlogically but not true knowledge and repeated it with answers , questions again and again. It made me exhausted. I love science and Chinese cuz I thought them are amazing. I decided to learn all subjects by myself from high school. So glad to be myself and now I become a doctor student and pursue my science dream in another country.
Omg this is super accurate!! Literally a typical school day! Actually after got home, sometimes we still have unfinished homework!😢we had very little sleep
Well I'm here watching two Korean students arguing about their own schools lol. Actually there're different schools in every nations. That video just shows one of the possibilities and I'm from another Chinese school which doesn't look like this😂
Living on the opposite of of the spectrum here in Northern Ireland School starts at 9:05am(suggestion to get in at 8:30 or earlier)and registration continues till 9:20am(sometimes this can be 9:30am if we have assembly) 1st and 2nd period continue till around 10:40am then we have 20min of break(if you don’t bring packed break, you basically starve or wait the entire 20min in the queue)before continuing lessons at 11:00am aka 4th and 5th period(and for those in 3rd year and above, 6th period)which last till around 12:15am up to 12:40am depending on which year your in(1st years and 2nd years get out to lunch mega earlier as opposed to 3rd years and GSCE’s who have to wait ten years)this lasts till around 13:15pm and after that it’s nothing but lessons til 15:05pm.
@@eunwoo922 No. Obviously you didnt take high school in China. Only top high school is from 8 am to 5 pm Mon to Fri. 90% high schools are like this from 6 am to 9 pm Mon to Sat. My high school was 10 pm. Also, there are about 10% garbage high school has no night learning session because they do not expect their students can pass the Gaokao to get into college so they give up the night learning time. Daytime classes can already ensure they get into community college equivalency.
We had that too in Central Europe but only in winter. Where the sun didn't rise before 8 am and started to go down at 4 pm.... So... We usually walked in the dark to the bus and home again also in the dark. Not everyday though.
Crazy. My hours varied a lot, but average was like 9-15. The longest days were 8-17, the shortest were 9-12. Always 1-1.5h lunch break and 10-20 minute breaks between classes. 5-day weeks of course. I skipped a lot of morning classes but was still a top student overall and I know for sure that my education was great by international standards (Sweden). For all the effort the Chinese students put in, I don't think they're getting nearly enough out of it.
High school has the most courses, because there is a college entrance examination. Entering a good university in China means that the future work will be easier and the remuneration will be relatively higher. Of course, this is not absolute, but generally speaking.
it usually ends 3:30 or 4:30 though/ this school particularly end at 5:30. If you stay for evening self-study, then yeah itll be until 10 pm. Its a little overexaggerated and bias here. Most asian parents in asian countries too will send their children to extra classes after school, until late night because of parents working till night so easier fetching, and what better place to send them to.
The students movement in my school is proportional to how close the teacher are to the student lol. Basically the farthest one behind are just standing doing nothing if there's no teacher there.
Same for me although I didn't go to school for two years 11 and 12 class as I was preparing for jee . Damn I had to study 12 to 15 hours daily to compete for 10000 seats with reservations (I am general) with 2,000,000 to 2,500,000 students. So you can imagine the stressful and depressing it was. Sometimes for jee advance practice paper I study like for a whole day. But luckily I am living with my parents so they prepare everything for me in my room ❤️. So I was able to give myself some time to go for a walk or to talk to my friends. Although depressing but it was a journey that teach you alot.
Wow, in Australia it's so different. We can choose where to sit and can change the seats and desks. We can roam around the school in lunch and morning tea. Wow im very grateful
LOL,not a chance. I'm from China , there's no detention in a Chinese high school.If you had some bad behavior at school, the teacher would just call your parents and talk about it.And if you've done some real bad things,your parents would be asked to visit your teacher and have a face-to-face talk about your problem.Which means:You are in trouble.
School in Sri Lanka is like Starts at 7:30am and finish at 2pm but it depends if youre a Muslim then your schedule may different from other students especially in Fridays. But however mostly (government and private schools) usually finish at 2pm or even some schools at 3pm. But the thing is after finishing school we'd have loads of tuition classes until evening like 7pm or even 9pm which is what have experienced and have seen until grade 12th which is really frustrating tbh it because you have no break whatsoever you have to go back and forth from another subject to another subject, Each subject is about like an hour long or sometimes 2 hours but it depends on your grade. If your in high school then you have to study until evening at least 7pm in weekdays and also. We dont have schools or college in weekends and also we have public holidays especially POYA which is some kind of Buddhist festival or something like that
Schools in Russia are relatively similar to these, but we have much less time at school (maximum 8 lessons per day). In my school, lessons start at 8.00 to 13.40 / 14.25, after that everyone goes to additional classes and sections, there are few who do not attend them by high school. Plus, most of our students are not so serious about their studies (I mean they don’t everything-all homework and learn paragraphs). At the end of the year, everyone burns out, although this is the time of tests and exams. I'm currently taking state exams for 9th grade, and I'm getting terribly tired of them instead of focusing on assignments, even though I've been preparing for a whole year
@@vladdemenkov4648реально, ОГЭ даже тупые сдадут. Я сейчас в 10, и уже задолбалась. Каждый учитель говорит, что мы должны хорошо учиться, выполнять дз, чтобы сдать ЕГЭ. Так много людей вокруг твердят про ЕГЭ, как будто через месяц уже сдавать будем. Если честно, уже надоело слушать все про это. Недавно ОГЭ сдали и сразу ЕГЭ, ну супер блин
My entire family is Chinese, and I’m the only person to grow up somewhere outside China, and I used to think the way my parents described school to be an exaggeration...😭😭
I did not enjoy school but I cherish the memories. The good the bad. At least I felt I’ve accomplished something in Chinese school, since the school forces you to do extra things. In US school, since you have the choice, I tend to not push myself.
Yes same!! I grew up in America and I loved to china for a year and it was very hard to adapt, I was also very tired since In had loads of homework even thought our school had the least homework and my sports were very very intense as well as the teachers and coaches but I don’t regret experiencing a different way not living I’ve never really seen before!
True to form. Many public schools have lunch breaks anywhere between 2.5-3.5 hours. So classes end at noon and resume around 330pm. This means the kids eat and sleep mostly during that time. I never understood the long break as it pushes the end time back a great deal. Many kids head home around 7pm as well. Depends on the city and province. I taught at a Chinese public school for two years. Then did 4 years at a kindergarten with a mix of training centers, university lectures before finally ending up at a Chinese international school. I have seen every single aspect of the education system inside and out.
@@aleeHOSA Yes, my high school didn't end until 10:30pm9: It's early in China to end at 9:00pm.So we always say ,we never want to experience high school life again.
I'm so glad the school system here lets you have time for yourself. I had school from 8:15 til around 14:15, sometimes 16:15. Woke up at 7, walked to school at 7:30. Granted some classes could've been higher quality, but compensating that with more hours is hell. Got into a uni just fine and enjoying life rn
Mohammad Farhan NEWAZ the fact that half of America doesn’t think that the virus is a threat proves that the American education system is complete shit. Furthermore, out of the 5300 universities and colleges in America, only 27 are in the top 100 universities in the world, meaning that only one out of about 183 colleges in America are in the top 100. UK on the other hand has about 130 universities, with 20 being in the top 100, meaning that out of every 6.5 universities, one is in the top 100 of the world. Another is Hong Kong, with 20 universities in total, 10 are in the top 100, meaning that 1 in every 2 universities in Hong Kong are in top 100. This proves that the general education in America is complete crap. According to research by Bloomberg, China has the potential to catch up with America in the next ten years. China also has a GDP growth of 6.6% (according to world bank), with America’s only being 2.9%, with Trump promising GDP growth of 4%, which isn’t even close to China’s GDP growth rate. A few factors for economic growth is improved technology, increased investment and increase of work force, all being factors for a country to urbanise. America on the other hand with the lower GDP growth rate, it means that there is less innovation and development in the country, leaving it a less promising future. As things change and innovative, companies like Apple won’t be able to hold on, leaving other companies to be able to catch up.
Mohammad Farhan NEWAZ also for my not very supported claims: All of the top 5 countries ranking in average iq, all of them are Asian countries (skipping past Hong Kong as they are technically not a country). All top 25 ranking countries are either from Asia or Europe (excluding Macau (as also not a country), Canada, Australia and New Zealand). America is ranked 28th with 97.6 as of 2019. For your reference, the top country, Singapore has a average iq of 107.1. With academic grades, the top 5 countries that has the most percentage of students scoring top marks are also all Asian, with Singapore at number one having 71.37%, America only has 29.84% ranking in 13. According to your logic, Singapore should have lower scores than America, but they don’t. What logic you may ask, well Singapore has zero people that ever won a Nobel prize, and America has 368 as of 2019. This shows pretty well that your logic is outdated and isn’t true, as well as the fact that America has done such a shit job at their public education that they made it hard for themselves to improve.
I am a vietnamese high school student i think i spend a lot of time on studying at school but when i watch this video i dont think i study as much as them
Chinese college is a joke. All you do is stay in dorm and play 吃鸡 or 撸啊撸 with your dorm mates 24/7. Just send one person to do attendance for everyone else and rotate.
This happened to me, when I was in elementary school where I came from we didn't wear uniforms to school, when our family went on holiday to Bali and my father and mother felt comfortable living in Bali, We decided to move to Bali, I enjoyed school days which were similar to this in Bali, the difference is that in Bali I can meet people from any country who study there, I have a beautiful story of making friends with Asian people, they are smiling, don't hesitate and don't pretend when they make friends. I miss my friends from Indonesia, Korea and Australia when I was studying there, However, because my family has business in your place of origin, you have to leave Indonesia as my second hometown after living there for 10 years. I still slightly remember the words my friends always say when they say goodbye to me "dimanapun kamu berada aku dan kamu tetaplah teman, jadi jangan sungkan untuk menemui dan menyapa kami jika suatu saat kamu kembali kesini" 😢❤
@@Kitxne Yes, I do believe you, but after a while, you'll find everyone is following the same schedule, you'll be reliefed at some extend. By they way, have fun.
I am a Chinese guy who spent half a year in the U.S. and attended school while being there when I was thirteen years of age. The difference that I could feel was indeed remarkable!
